Charles GROGAN v. Daniel UGGLA, Et Al.

I write separately in this case because I concur with part of the majority’s analysis and disagree with other parts of it.

I concur in the majority’s recognition that Mr. Grogan states in his complaint a cause of action based on ordinary negligence, in the form of a claim that the defendant home inspectors negligently performed the inspection of the home purchased by Mr. Uggla. As noted by the majority, the defendant home inspectors have sought to portray Mr. Grogan’s cause of action as comprised of one claim, a claim of negligent misrepresentation, and the majority resisted the defendants’…